Bristol Water Company Issues Halloween Warning After Creepy Doll's Head Blocks Sewer

In a bizarre and unnerving incident that seems straight out of a horror movie, a doll's head was discovered clogging a Bristol sewer a few days before Halloween in the UK.

Residents who dispose of Halloween decorations down their drains or toilets risk serious consequences, according to warnings from water company officials. When maintenance personnel in Bristol's Redcliffe neighbourhood were looking into a sewer blockage, they made this unnerving find.

They were shocked to discover a doll's head stuck in the sewer pipe. The workers felt a shudder run down their spines as soon as they saw the doll's head with its dead eyes and unkempt hair.

What Happened At The Bristol Water Company?

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After creating a blockage, the creepy doll's head became a nightmare for the sewage workers. Wessex Water discovered the eerie figure hiding in a Bristol sewer, hoping to avoid any more Halloween blockage horror tales.

When sewage personnel were called to check a blocked toilet, the head¡ªcomplete with gory hair constructed of flushed wet wipes¡ªgave them a scare.

Where Did This Happen?

This happened at the Wessex Water network.

Which Toy Has Been Found?

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Toys have been found in the Wessex Water network before; toys like Peppa Pig and even the elusive fish Nemo have been spotted in sewers. For anyone considering breaking the chain on unwelcome playthings, the business offers a sobering warning.

How Did The Workers Remove The Spooky Doll?

When sewage personnel were called to check a blocked toilet, the head¡ªcomplete with gory hair constructed of flushed wet wipes¡ªgave them a scare. After using rods and jetting equipment in an unsuccessful attempt to remove it, workers were forced to smash through the head and remove it from the sewer with a hose.

A company representative stated, "Flushing anything other than the three Ps¡ªpaper, poo, and pee¡ªdown the loo can block pipes and lead to sewage flooding your home or someone else's."

Wet wipes are the main culprit behind these obstructions because they frequently include plastic and don't decompose like toilet paper. "They wind up in rivers and the environment, contributing to sewer fatbergs and causing pollution incidents."

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The unsettling revelation that the doll's head was found in the Bristol sewer is a chilling reminder that things we discard might come back to haunt us. Residents are asked to enjoy Halloween festivities responsibly and to consider carefully before putting scary decorations down the drainage system.

After all, nobody wants a sewage clog during this spine-tingling season to transform their property into a real-life haunted house.

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